Do Home office really ask for extra information

Duvvuri · Post by **Duvvuri** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 5:10 pm

Hi,

How many of u feel and have experienced tht when case worker has doubt they really ask for extra documents.

How many feel without asking extra information if they have any doubts they just reject.
Its almost like a poll to see how genuine and good r caseworkers.

Please share your experiences.

Thanks

mvent00 · Post by **mvent00** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 5:17 pm

Would you please calm down and stop posting same question again and again. You have provided enough evidence in support of your application. If someone dare to reject it, they should have solid reasons to do so. What do you think that why would they reject your application? Because of stamped online statements? No, I do not think so. They will not do anything against Tier 1 guidance notes. So, my dear, just take it easy and do not worry. Everything will be fine.

Duvvuri wrote:Hi,

How many of u feel and have experienced tht when case worker has doubt they really ask for extra documents.

How many feel without asking extra information if they have any doubts they just reject.
Its almost like a poll to see how genuine and good r caseworkers.

Please share your experiences.

Thanks

Duvvuri · Post by **Duvvuri** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 5:24 pm

thanks mvent00

Actually was really worried so thts y created this thread anyways i thnk i shud have some patience and just be calm as u mentioned.

Anyways thanks for ur reply i will try not to ask qs anymore hahahhaha

mvent00 · Post by **mvent00** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 5:38 pm

No, I am not asking you to stop asking questions. It is an open forum. And anyone can ask questions. But, if you have posted one question and it was answered by a member and then there is no further reply on that post, it means that all or I would say most members agree to it, so they do not post their answers.

But, if your question was answered incorrectly or incompletely, then other members come and give their valuable suggestions. And we should do so, if we see something is presented wrong, or incomplete, or showing just only one aspect, we should intervene and correct the mistake or give additional information. That is just my personal point of view.

Duvvuri wrote:thanks mvent00

Actually was really worried so thts y created this thread anyways i thnk i shud have some patience and just be calm as u mentioned.

Anyways thanks for ur reply i will try not to ask qs anymore hahahhaha

InUkOnHsmp · Post by **InUkOnHsmp** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 6:29 pm

Duvvuri,

Like mvent right put there is no harm in asking questions.

But if you notice most of the members collate their questions and put them in a single post to keep from spamming the forum.

I understand new queries keep coming up all the time, it happened with me as well, and I put around 3 -4 posts at various stages of my application process.

But there have been more than a dozen posts from you in the last 10 days many of them repetitive. This is a bit extreme, and probably something you can work on.

If you have follow up questions related to the one posted earlier, please do not create a new post, just continue in the thread.

And yes everyone here is worried my friend. So cool down and wait for things to take their course.

Regards

Post by **ChetanOjha** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 8:34 pm

mvent00 wrote:No, I am not asking you to stop asking questions. It is an open forum. And anyone can ask questions. But, if you have posted one question and it was answered by a member and then there is no further reply on that post, it means that all or I would say most members agree to it, so they do not post their answers.

But, if your question was answered incorrectly or incompletely, then other members come and give their valuable suggestions. And we should do so, if we see something is presented wrong, or incomplete, or showing just only one aspect, we should intervene and correct the mistake or give additional information. That is just my personal point of view.

Agree. If you have provided proper documents then their is no point in loosing your sleep thinking what caseworker will do.

Also people should feel free to ask as many question as you can(provided they are not asking one question every minutes without researching forum), members do reply as mvent has rightly highlighted. When no further info are reqd. or if some perspectives are missed other members always put their thought across or vice versa.

Duvvuri · Post by **Duvvuri** » Fri Oct 30, 2009 9:18 pm

thts fine actually i was loosing patience and so was anxious to ask questions.
Anyways thanks to everyone for ur views.

Sushil-ACCA · Post by **Sushil-ACCA** » Sat Oct 31, 2009 11:26 am

ALL R welcome

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